ASSEMBLER LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING: The IBM System 360 and 370 : 1975 FREE Shipping

• Hardback Book by George W. Struble
• Second Edition
• Copyright © 1975, 1969 Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.

" The fact that the use of computers is becoming ever more widespread needs no
repetition here. Almost as obvious is that the tasks to which computers are
put are becoming ever more varied. New computers, new programming languages,
new theory and technique, and new applications continue to make the computing
field exciting and very rewarding to those who approach it with a zest for
new knowledge and adventure.

Assembler language occupy a unique place in the computer world.
Since most assembler-language statements are symbolic of individual
machine-language instructions, the assembly-language programmer has the
full power of the computer at his disposal in a way that users of other
language do not. Because of the direct relationship between assmbler
language and machine language, assembler language is used when high
efficiency of programs is needed, and especially in areas of application
that are so new and amorphous that existing problem-oriented language
are ill-suited for describing the procedures to be followed.

This volume couples the study of assembler-language programming and
programming techniques to the study of a particular series of computer,
the IBM System/360 and 370. "

This book is in pretty good condition but the cover has moderate edgewear.
There is a price stamped on the first blank page and several pages have yellow highlighting.
No torn or ripped pages.
No other markings or writing.

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